Slang related to Home

• Crib:

  • Meaning: A person's residence or home.

  • Sample sentence: We're having a movie night at my crib; feel free to join us.

• Digs:

  • Meaning: One's living accommodations or residence.

  • Sample sentence: His new digs in the city are small but cozy.

• Estate:

  • Meaning: A stylish or luxurious home.

  • Sample sentence: The celebrity's new estate is equipped with a pool and a private gym.

• Flat:

  • Meaning: An apartment or living space.

  • Sample sentence: She moved into a new flat in the city center.

• Humble abode:

  • Meaning: A modest or simple home.

  • Sample sentence: Welcome to my humble abode; it may not be big, but it's cozy.

• Joint:

  • Meaning: A place where one lives; home.

  • Sample sentence: I'll meet you at your joint before we head out.

• Pad:

  • Meaning: A place of residence or home.

  • Sample sentence: Come over to my pad later, and we can order some food.

• Quarters:

  • Meaning: Living accommodations, often used in a military context.

  • Sample sentence: The new recruits will be assigned quarters on the base.

• Roost:

  • Meaning: A place where one lives or stays.

  • Sample sentence: After a long day, I just want to go back to my roost and relax.

• Spot:

  • Meaning: A location or place, often referring to one's home.

  • Sample sentence: This is my spot; I've lived in this neighborhood for years.

• Turf:

  • Meaning: Territory or neighborhood where someone resides.

  • Sample sentence: We're loyal to our turf and support local businesses.

• Uptown:

  • Meaning: A more affluent or upscale area of town.

  • Sample sentence: She recently moved uptown to a fancier neighborhood.

• Vicinity:

  • Meaning: The surrounding area or neighborhood.

  • Sample sentence: Our new place is in the vicinity of several great restaurants and parks.

• Whistle-stop:

  • Meaning: A small and unassuming home.

  • Sample sentence: We live in a whistle-stop, but it's perfect for us.